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  1. Damn. I dig that Pearl Jam cover of Petty.
  2. Yeah, but what is Fuld gonna do with a bat. That's set up pretty nicely for when he goes deep.
  3. If they win this, it's 7. FULD!!!!
  4. Haha. Of course, just as I say this, he makes a boneheaded play on the bases.
  5. DLee is just so so sick. Such a relief that he's hit for a lot more power after the break. I expect to see more of the second half Lee next season.
  6. This is completely your opinion and miles and miles away from being fact. How? If you know that Ramirez was good with RISP in 2004, good with RISP in 2005, good with RISP in 2006, and good with RISP in 2007, you're telling me that you can't logically conclude that he'll be good with RISP in 2008? While I do agree with that statement (we can't logically conclude that at all), what I'm really telling you is that you can't just arbitrarily conclude what a good sample size is. So what sort of sample size would you like to see? How many years must Aramis do well with RISP before you're fine with the sample size to say that it's not just random? He could do it all his career and I would still consider it a statistical anomaly rather than choosing to believe he has some mythical trait that has been shown over and over again to be non-existent. By your logic, you could've pretty much concluded the same thing about David Ortiz's close and late stats coming into this season. Aramis is a great hitter. Period. That's why he's great in clutch situations. He's just a flat out great hitter. You choose to believe that he's clutch. That's fine. I don't. I choose to believe that he's a great hitter that you can logically expect to hit well in all situations. Neither one of us is going to convince the other.
  7. Why should this scare you? Isn't this the best time to hit home runs? Scaring him in a good, good way, I'm sure.
  8. This is completely your opinion and miles and miles away from being fact. How? If you know that Ramirez was good with RISP in 2004, good with RISP in 2005, good with RISP in 2006, and good with RISP in 2007, you're telling me that you can't logically conclude that he'll be good with RISP in 2008? While I do agree with that statement (we can't logically conclude that at all), what I'm really telling you is that you can't just arbitrarily conclude what a good sample size is.
  9. I'd have let him go one more, but that's just me. I would have to, but I can understand Lou's thinking here. You're gonna have to explain it to me. Keep him fresh for the playoffs?? Dunno.
  10. This is completely your opinion and miles and miles away from being fact.
  11. DLee solo shot. Soto single + error scores the second run. Soriano solo shot. Lee base hit + Aramis HR for the 4th and 5th runs. Thanks man, good to see we are winning, and good to see its from all guys on my fantasy team. Hows Rich looked? Looked off early, although the Pirates got all 3 runs off BS weakly hit crap. Since then, though, has looked really sharp.
  12. DLee solo shot. Soto single + error scores the second run. Soriano solo shot. Lee base hit + Aramis HR for the 4th and 5th runs.
  13. Seeing as how they just showed and mentioned Lilly, I'd just like to mention how much man love I have for Ted Lilly. I just wish Gil Meche hadn't inexplicably chosen the Royals over us (NEVER thought I'd say that). Meche would look real nice in that rotation in Marquis's place.
  14. Ah. That's the only way you can steal on Geovany Soto. Hitting him with a bat.
  15. If you knew a guy who drove drunk all the time for years and never got into an accident and never got caught, would you conclude that this guy is different than everybody else and is somehow able to drive well drunk, unlike 99.9999% of the world, or would you think he's just been a bit luckier than most people? Not the best analogy, but it illustrates the point to some extent. EDITED to make a little more sense. I was watching the game, sue me.
  16. Murton's numbers have to be pretty freakin solid lately.
  17. funny youd say that right after he walked. It's my way of making a statement about the fact that small sample sizes are meaningless. That, or I was about 2 minutes behind on TiVo. You decide.
  18. God, it still sickens me that we're paying almost $20 mil/year for a player whose OBP is barely 30 pts better than his BA. That is SO Jim Hendry.
  19. RBI is not meaningless. When it comes to evaluating an individual player's performance, yes, it pretty much is. So if there was a player the Cubs acquired who had 125 RBI last season, you wouldn't think that would be meanginful? Nope. You can't really tell much from that. It's almost tantamount to acquiring Sean Estes after 04 because he won 15 games. It's a stat that's extremely dependent on the rest of the team and a good amount of luck as well. Should the Dodgers have signed Pierre to that contract last year because he got to the ever-meaningful 200 hit total last year? EDIT - I realize that the Pierre stat is, however, not a team-dependent stat, but it shares the flaw that it's a counting stat and not a rate stat, and one that doesn't say a lot about a player but that people put a whole lot of stock into.
  20. RBI is not meaningless. When it comes to evaluating an individual player's performance, yes, it pretty much is.
  21. Good to hear this. Hopefully he can come back next year and solidify this rotation a bit further.
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